@betomorrow/expo-android-release-config
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Provide Android signing release of your Expo CNG app from file without using EAS.
Add this package to your dependencies and reference it in the plugins section of your app.json/app.config.js/app.config.ts:
{
"plugins": [
"@betomorrow/expo-android-release-config",
]
}
No extra configuration can be passed to the plugin at the moment.
Rerun npx expo prebuild --clean for the plugin to apply.
Plugin expect a signing.properties file within your Expo app root, whose keys are described in the example file.
Installing this package in a bare React Native project is pointless since you can put your own signing config and commit it.
Any package manager will do, adjust to your preferences.
npm install expo-android-release-config
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